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Handout for Maths Cognition 2025 SASC Conference

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Handout for Maths Cognition 2025 SASC Conference presentation by Prof Camilla Gilmore

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Maths cognition handout 2 - Goring

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Maths cognition handout 2 - presentation by Janet Goring

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Considering resilience and anxiety Handout 2 - Goring

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Considering resilience and anxiety Handout 2 -presentatation by Janet Goring

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Handout SASC Visual Difficulties Guidance 2025 Conference

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Handout SASC Visual Difficulties Guidance 2025 Conference for presentation by Aleks Mankowska and Jim Gilchrist

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Handout for Language in the new report format Resources

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Resources Handout for Language in the new report format - Resources noted by Dr Yeomans in her presentation

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Handout Language and the new report format 2025 Conference

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Handout for Language and the New Report Format: developing understanding, avoiding misunderstanding

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SASC List of Suitable Tests for the Assessment of Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD) June 2025

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Produced by the SASC Test Evaluation Committee (STEC)
June 2025

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Tests which have been removed from the SASC List of Suitable Tests June 2025

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Produced by the SASC Test Evaluation Committee (STEC)
June 2025

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SASC Guidance Documents

SASC and its subcommittees are a collaborative and ‘umbrella’ group of professionals working in a similar field to agree standards of practice. No single organisation or individual dominates. SASC strives to bring about change through consensus. Decisions and guidance go through a consultation process with the organisations involved in SASC and, where possible, with a wider audience of individual assessment practitioners, academics, trainers and teachers/tutors.